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Manuel Sandoval
  • Reading, PA
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New guy, any advice is greatly appreciated

Manuel Sandoval
  • Reading, PA
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So I'm 17 years old and in my last year of high school. College isn't in my plans. After high school I want to find a job in the construction field and invest in real estate. I live in a really poor city, sadly. Does that mean I can't pursue a career in real estate? I would really love to own my first property before I turn 19. I know I have a lot to learn but I'm eager and motivated to do so. Any advice on how get started and how to purchase my first property is greatly appreciated. 

  My main idea is to buy a really old house at an auction for a few grand and fix it up to sell or rent it. Does anyone have experience in doing this? I appreciate any advice that anyone has to give me. Thank you.

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